渡辺岳夫 松山祐士 Takeo Watanabe Yūshi Matsuyama
Mobile Suit Gundam-III: Meguriai Sora

Découvrez la bande originale de "Le Château Ambulant" pour la première fois en double vinyle, un chef-d'oeuvre de Joe Hisaishi incluant "The Promise of the World”, chanté par Chieko Baisho, l'actrice qui double Sophie, le personnage principal !

If you saw CLIMAX you know how incredible this soundtrack is, if you didn’t seek it out now! CLIMAX centers around 20 young dancers who gather in a dank rehearsal space for a series of enthralling dance sequences set to throbbing '90s electronic dance music and photographed in a single hypnotic head-on shot. But an inferno is near when somebody spikes the sangria the dancers are drinking with LSD. Never leaving the rehearsal space, the minds of the performers begin to unspool thanks to the hallucinogens. The dancer’s music is at the center of CLIMAX; it pulses and pounds relentlessly, never stopping or pulling up. This unique soundtrack features an exciting line up with classic tunes by Ceronne, Neon, Gary Numan, Giorgio Moroder, Aphex Twin and many more! The soundtrack also includes the original tracks “Sangria” and “What To Do” by Thomas Bangalter. Pressed on double black vinyl.

Wewantsounds is delighted to announce the release of Ryuichi Sakamoto's classic LP "Coda”, issued in Japan in 1983 as a solo piano version of the "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" soundtrack. The album, which was never been released outside of Japan until now, sees Sakamoto on acoustic piano reinterpreting fascinating versions of his famous soundtrack including the classic theme and "Germination," which was later used in the "Call Me By Your Name" soundtrack. This reissue has been remastered by Seigen Ono's Saidera Mastering studio in Tokyo and boasts the original artwork plus a 4-page insert with new liner notes by Andy Beta. When the film "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" hit the cinema in Summer 1983, it was a worldwide instant success, due in no small parts to its renowned director, Nagisa Oshima and to its superb cast including David Bowie, Takeshi Kitano and Ryuichi Sakamoto. The latter, fresh from his success with Yellow Magic Orchestra and a thriving nascent solo career, was also enrolled to compose the score of the film.The soundtrack was released at the same time as the film in Summer 1983. It became equally successful and made the Japanese composer a global icon as the instrumental theme became an instant classic all around the world and also Sakamoto's signature track from then on.That same year, his Japanese label decided to release an exclusive cassette book as the format was getting popular in Japan. The project, called “Avec Piano,” featured an audio cassette together with a beautiful 80 page book including illustrations and texts by various designers and writers. As for the music, Sakamoto re-recorded the Merry Christmas soundtrack on solo piano at the Onkyo Haus studio in Tokyo. This version of the theme which Sakamoto would re-record many times, is therefore the first ever recorded solo piano version of the composition. As Andy Beta notes in the liner notes, "Now we can hear Sakamoto –seated in front of Steinway full concert piano housed in the first studio at Onkyo House in Ginza– his lifelong debt to the music of Debussy (and “Claire de Lune” specifically) laid bare.The cassette book's success led to an LP release a few months later under a new title, "Coda" and with a different artwork by Japanese designer Tsuguya Inoue. The original orchestrated theme "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (which had been included on the cassette as a bonus on top of the piano version) was dropped, replaced by two new tracks, "Japan" and "Coda," recorded a couple of years earlier in 1981 and featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto's blend of ethereal ambient soundscapes and modern electronics.The album, which has never been available outside of Japan, has become cult over the years for the fascinating interpretation of the main theme, but also for "Germination," which was used by Luca Guadagnino in the soundtrack of his arthouse hit "Call Me By Your Name" in 2017. "Coda" is quintessential Ryuichi Sakamoto and an essential album in the Japanese composer’s discography, which Wewantsounds is delighted to bring to his many international fans for the first time.

Publié à l'origine en 1997, Princesse Mononoke explore les problèmes environnementaux à travers une querelle épique entre les dieux de la forêt et une communauté minière. Studio Ghibli Records nous présente pour la première fois la version double vinyle de la bande originale composée par Joe Hisaishi. La bande originale a été enregistrée par le Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra avec la voix de Yoshikazu Mera.

✺ Pressed on 180g translucent red vinyl.✺ Comes with traditional OBI strip and two lithographic prints.✺ Featuring artwork from the Japanese and US/EU editions of the game.The original soundtrack to the classic SEGA game, newly remastered in collaboration with legendary composer, Yuzo Koshiro. This is the first part of Koshiro’s monumental and highly influential trilogy, all of which will be released by Data Discs.